Hi
I have a question regarding work permits and dependent visas.
I am a danish national, 45 years old.
I have a child here in Thailand, but I’m not with his mother anymore but my name is on his birth certificate.
Can I get a dependent visa without needing paperwork from his mom?
Also I’m planning on taking a 2 year trainee program in pedagogy, is there any way that could be used to obtain a work permit for working in schools here? Or is it a bachelor degree only? With no exceptions?
Thank you for your time.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The individual, a Danish national, is inquiring about obtaining a dependent visa for their child in Thailand without involving the child's mother, given that their name is on the birth certificate. Additionally, they are interested in whether a 2-year trainee program in pedagogy could allow for a work permit in schools, or if only a bachelor's degree is accepted for such permits. The comments provide mixed responses: some clarify the requirements for dependent visas involving parental rights and legal status recognition, while others emphasize the necessity of having a university degree for teaching roles.
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